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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14

All trains daily except Sunday.
Pulimon's Palace Buffet or Hotel Sleep,
Ing Cars through without change from Steu-
benville east to Philadelphia and New York;
west to Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, ChiS
cogo, Indianapolis and st. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, Sleep
Ing car accommodations, and any further iRS
formation, apply to JOHN @. TOMLINSON,
Ticket Agent at Panhandle station, foot OF
Eleventh street, or a. city ticket once, under
McLure House, Wheeling.
JAMES MoCREA,
Manager, Pittsburgh.
E. A. FORD,
Gsn'l Pas. and Tkt Ag't. PittsbuIgh, Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14
A MAY REGRET.

/ do repent me Of the unjust things
said against thee Winter. Had known
That the rime frosted mantle round thee thrown
Hid roots of such Injurious blossomings,
of royal hearts ease, lilies gold besprent.
And milk white pinks FOR springs bewilder
ment-
/ had not slammed the door so in thy face,
When thou vast fain to be my midnight guest;
But e'en had asked thee 70 the contest place,
And Of warm welcomes given thee the best.
-Orelia Key Bell in Times Democrat
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14
Enunoiation of a Great Tru,,.

The man who can preserve a calm and I'M
impassioned demeanor while holding four
aces, or who can assume an air Of self satis-
fed confidence while blufiing with two
deuces, may often be observed later in the
evening cautiously creeping up stairs in his
stocking feet.--Pittsburg Dispatch.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14
Secondhand Goods

Matter Of Fact Lady pointing to art treas.
ure)-That's real cute.
Enthusiast-Yes It's nearly 200 years old.
Matter Of Fact Lady (encouraged)-Ne
mind; nobody would know If you didn't tell,
and it's real pretty all the same.
). Enthusiast ismOyed to tears.-T0wn Topics
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14

Now the weather's getting hotter,
And the husband gins to potter
Der his wardrobe for cool seersucker suit suit,
suit
But the one he wore hast summer
Has been sold to pay the plumber,
By the wife whom he will swear at oh, the bruta
brute, brute.
-WAahinQtnn Critic
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14

Although there is no reason why there
should be less stability in financial affairs in
summer than in winter, it is fact, neverthe-
less, that after a crowd of boys who have
been in swimming leave the water. there Ia
usually n run on bank.-Boston Courier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14

All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Cleveland for W heeling at II 10
p m IL 10 pm. arriving at ID p N and IS am.
E. A FORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Ag't, Pittsburgh. Pa
JAMES MCCREA,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14

SHILoH's VITALIzEK is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia; price 10 and rs cents
per bottle. At Pattersons'.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14
DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 6 ST.
l. LOUIS RAILROAD Pan Handle Route.

Time table for east and west corrected to
June II, 1887. Trains leave Panhandle sta
tfon, Wheeling, feet OF Eleventh street. near
public ianding-Central Standard time
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DENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
l. (oPERATNG)
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh z. 2
East and North to Pittsburpb and ClevelsDd:

Condemned timetable Of passenger trains
corrected to May q. '87, Central Standard Time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14
CLEVELAND, LORAIN 6 WHEELING
~ RAILRoAD-TIMR SCHEDULE.

In effect Nov IA, 's6.-New Standard, Goth
Meridian time, which Is % minutes slower
than Columbus time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-07-14

W. Fl. HEARD (colored). OF Charles
ton, S. c., who complained to the inter-
state commerce commission of discrimi-
nation against him on account of color
by the Georgia railroad, has reduced his
complaint to the form of an affidavit,
which document has been received by
the commission. 1t sets fourth that
complainant having purchased a first
class ticket from Cincinnati to Charles
ton was, when in company with DR..
Wesley j. Gaines and Mrs. Josie Gun.
sagger, compelled by the employees of
the Georgia Railroad company, at Alan
ia, to enter "what is known on said
Georgia railroad as the Jim Crow car"
This car, he AYERS, was inferior to the
to the first class cars, was dirty, and one
half of it was a smoking car. He asks
that the said Georgia railroad be CON-
PEELED to furnish equal accommodation
to persons holding first class tickets. cir
respective of race or color. according to
the act of congress in such cases made
and provided"
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The Attitude of the Republican
PARTY.

Each year. remarks The New Or
leans Times-Democrat,' thousands of
people are discovering that the Repub>
lican party is sectional and appreciating
the fact that its constant return to the
war proves its desire to restore war
methods and conditions This is silly
talk. There is no foundation for it in
fact. Not a particle. The Republican
party 'sectionalp The charge is con-
spicuously false. That party in its int
ception was protest against sectional
ism-the sectionalism of slavery. Dur
ing the war era it was enlisted against
another kind of sectionalism-the sec
tionahsm of secessi on. Thanks to its
good and faithful services to the Union,
both OF these manifestations of the Sec
tional spirit have been blotted out. Dur
ing its entire career of honor and USE
fulness it has fought for freedom, justice
equal rights, and there is nothing Sec
tional about any of them.
1t is equally false to accuse the Re-
publican party of a desire to restore war
methods and conditions. Nothing could
be further from Its desire. But it does
not desire to preserve the fruits of the
war unimpaired. 1t does desire that
that the rising generation all over the
country shall he made to understand
that the North was right and the South
was wrong touching rebellion. 1t does
desire that reason shall continue to be
regarded as treason and branded as odi'
Gus. 1t does desire that the new South
like the old North shall be devoted to
the old flag in all that the old flag i'm.
plies. 1t does desire to see the rebel
flags remain where the boys in blue
have deposited them. 1t does desire to
see'Southerners who protest that their
section is as patriotic today as any other
section set the seal of their condemna-
tion upon such false and incendiaay ut
terances as the following, which lately
appeared in The Charleston News and
Courier 1t is realized now, despite
the stolid deafness and wilful blunders
of the few. that secession was not trea-
son and that the Confederates were not
traitors
The Republican party is National in
its scope and patriotic in its aims. His
tory will bear witness that no political
organization since government was in
stituted ever gave a better account of
itself. When The Times Democrat un-
dertakes to establish a contrary propo-
sition it simply lends itself to the thank
less task of gnawing file.-N. Y. Trib.
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Snfo Railroad Travel.

The two recent railroad disasters in
which the great loss Of lifo was mainly due
to fire, have had tho good effect to excite
wide discussion, some Of which very in.
telligcntly goes to the bottom .oi the cub.
ject.
A sea captain in the New York Times,
suggests that tho heating apparatus should
be incased in mild steel or maleatIe iron,
go that tho shock OF collision could bend
but not break tho jacket, as happens
where the casing is OF cast iron. He would
also dispense with oil and light with gas
. distributed from a single car and under
the control Of one man.
The sea captain has another good
thought. He advises that a bucket and
two small axes be placed on the outside
Of each car ready for immediate use, fol
it is almost impossible to use the ak in.
side, and the passengers jammed in the
debris Of wreck are hardly in o franc OF
mind to dig themselves out. Z 4. \.
III The New York Tribune insists that
nothing but the cost stands in the way
Of lighting by electricity, consideration
which 1t warns tho companies they can
better afford not to pass over. Tho same
paper says there is but one platform that
is Of real service in reducing to minimum
the horrors Of telescoping, and that is the
platform in use on the Chicago s Alton
Railroad. This device is the invention OF
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WHEELING, w. VA, FEBRUARY II, 1897,
What Nigh, i,nyo l,cen.

When Mr.. C!eyeland became PreOldent
two course1 were open to him: to move in
tue straight limo Of Democratic precedent,
or to purse The plan OF campaign marked
out for him by the Mugwumps. 10 do
either was to give entire satisfaction to one
Of tho elements which elected him. He
did neither, and we see whCro he hos
landed. g,& gg.
Old fastened Observation-Disclosures to say,
the fighting Democrats-ropudiate Mr..
Cleveland. Thoy 60 80 lar rs to call him
namcs md aay TINT he 10 not lit to BIO
President. They laugh OF hls Civil Ser.
vice reform policy, point out that lis a
aaam, and deride his pretenaions to be
batter than his party. Being so little q
Civil Service reiormer they think he
would have gained Tor himself and for his
pltty by being less.
=. They want to know whore ho would
have been II word had not been passed
round that he would be good enough
Democrat after election. Now they are
going 80 far rs to oak whether he thinks
the Mugwumps alone can re-elecs him.
All this is worry pertinent to Mr.. Glove.
lands casa and will be moro 80 as the Ma.
tional Convention drawa nearer.
The Mugwumps arc doing better by
Mr.. Cleveland. They arc trying to put
the very best face on things, and whist.
. ling to keep up his coursge and theirs.
They arc committed to the proposition
that Mr.. Cleveland Is to be the best preei.
dent the country has had, bar none, and
they are going to stick to that no matter
what happens, We are speaking, Of
course, OF tho leaders Of tho Mugwump
hosts.
It has seemed that Mr.. Cleveland would
certainly be re-nominated, in spite OF the
opposition in his party. Since Mr.. Wat.
te'son npoke for the "boys in the
trenches" the party seems inspired by a
new hope, and Democrats aro speaking
on. in meeting, saying aloud what they
have been saying under the breath. Some
havs gone 10 far rs 10 say that the South
will be almost. unit against him. How
easy it would have been to have aosd
party at his bach! That chance is gone,
and the Mugwump contingent he's not
grown into party. $40
Tnero is mistake somewhere in tho
calculation. What might have been is
not, and Mr.. Clevsland's future is clouded
because his casa is as it ID. A man OF bis
phenomenal luck may stumble on wsy
out, but the way seems to point out Of tho
White House.
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DIED.

#
Shorten Wednesday evening, February. 10,
1887 at 8 o'clock, HiLLiAa Il. Snort, aged 10
yeats. {
Funeral from tho residence Of his father, Cork.
town, above Top Mil, on Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends OF tho family are invited to
attend. Inermen. at Peninsula Cemetery.
HILDERAND-o Tuesday evening, February IS,
1887. ut $3.50 o'clock, CHRISTIAN FREDERICK
lIiLDEDRAND, in the nth year Of his age.
Funeral IRON, his late residence, 1915 Alley T. this
(Thusday) afternoon at $50 o'clock. Inter.
ment at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends Of tho
family R,c invited.
1IANNA-On Wednesday morning February 10
1857, at O'Clock, MrS, MARY HANNA, aged &
years. g 1899 III rsEi -Iirha
Funeral from the residence Of her Bon, Thoma,
Hanna, at Fulton, Ohio county, Friday at i2:st
I'm. Intermcnt from tho Fifth Street NJ. r
Church, Of steubcnyIllc, Ohio. Friends OF the
family arc invited 10 attend. N1I.
tsteubenvllle papers please copy) Gt
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Arrophet WHO Brlngeth no Comfort. K

\ Prophet WHO Brlngeth no Comfort.
Mr.. Michael Baxter, who conducts the
london ChriStian Herald when he is not
In America 10 fright the aoua Of fearful
adyorsaries," has landed on these shores
with horrible message for us. Mr.. Dax.
ter has means Of knowing that in the year
1000 the millennium will be upon us. That,
Of course, We might stand under favorable
circumstances, but Is tho awful interim
that gives us pause. There's going to be
trouble and good deal Of 1t. G
Besides such wats aa never entered
into tho mind OF man to conceive, there
ID going to DO a reign OF such cheerful
nsighbors rs dragons with nine hoads,
locnsts with scorpion heads, horaen with
lions' heads, and, In short, such d menag.
erie as will brighten all tho little boys and
girls.
Brother Baxter openn himse eli 10 the
Buspicion Of having bis mind surchargod
with the exaggerated horrors Of Japanese
screens, fans, teapo!e and other bric.a.brac
OF gruesome ornamentation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-17
Dependent Veterans.

The 1NTELL!GENcER approves the vato
Of the dependent pension bill, without ap-
proving all the peculiar arguments with
which the President backs it up. When.
ever he approaches pension bill the
PeHident shows strangely warped mind
or o queorly strung heart; and nothing
delights him quite 30 much az 10 find the
raw materials Of joke hidden away in II
pension bill where less critical eye would
never find them. !.
There is certainly skill enough in. Con.
gress to draw bill which the average
man can understand, whose operations
shall be involved in less doubt from the
start, and the cost OF which, for tho first
year at least. shall not be entirely the
subject OF wild speculation.
There are veterans Of the late war who
do not come within tho provisions Of ex-
listing law az the law is interpreted in its
practical operation. There are others,
also deserving, who could not, by any
construction however liberal, be brought
within the scope OF exiating law. Now we
take 1t that no man whose heart was right
in the great struggle in which these men
risked their all, deoires that ono Of them
shall wantthe stay Of life while the coun.
try which he served is able to succor him,
It may be that the needy one cannot
point to wound or disabling disease con,
tracted in the service. Notwithstanding,
II he served honorably then and is needy
now, shall his country turn him from the
door and tell him he knocks in vain2 No
honorable, well.to-do individual would so
repay so great service involving 80 great
a risk.
To take no higher view Of tho service OF
our veterans, ii has to tho country q
money value which every citizen thereof
shares, and the benefits will go down to
every citizens posterity. Oura is too great
Nation to be mean or too calculating in
the treatment Of the men who saved it.
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G#I
Go Got There.

Detroh Frtt Frtss. Tx. wi 81
"A City Hall official was standing on the
Woodward avenue steps Of that structure
yesterday when a mnn who had Ills hand
on his stomach camo up and said. s.
Beg pardon, but yod have the look Of
q physician-an eminent physician"
"Oh, Pm no DOCTOR" was the reply.
"Sorry for that, but perhaps you can
give me some information. What are the
pymptoms OF poisoning?"
}"Hsve you been poisoned" l
"Woll, ! have queer feelings in my
stomach" So
ia II burning sensation"
mo" ~ 5E'5e- a.1i
"po you have spasmolic pains2"
"Not yet" 1861 -
hest?" q J
"No, nothing like that. I'ioel q com.
ploto Eoneneas for about a foot up and
down here, and every time ! think Of ham
and cggn my mouth watera,"
"Wby, 1t may be hunger" "
" shouldn't bit wonder II It was,
being I haven't eaten anything for thirty.
elk hours" - = l7
Tho official uttered a "humpl" looked
the man over three or four times, and
then handed him twenty cents and said
"Bettor get ZONE new Echeme.. It takes
too long to come TO the point In this. !"
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tho President OF the company. In a col.
liulon the ends Of the platform butt
plumply, and there is no possibility Of
one riding over the other and going
crashing through the car on mission Of
destruction. S'tt
Tho Tribune adds this iorciblo reminder
to the railroad companies: "Thoy have
been neglecting their duty, chiefly from
parsimony, and tho public must not sub
NIT my longer to such treatment. The
law must be brought to bear upon them,
and then they will coon discover tnst 1t Is
quite practicable 10 make railroad travel
SAFER
It may be that the two calamiteu that
have act tho country to thinking will
provo 10 have been blessings Il. disguise.
It 1t will DO go II the slaughter Of the few
shall bring about greater security for the
m1nv, .-"U HsN' H+' H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-17
Tho beginning Of tho End.

The beginning Of disease Is q slight debility OF
disorder OF some OF tho vital organs, the stomach
the liver or the bowels usually. There are yspcp.
tic symptoms, the liver is troublesome, tho skin
grows tawney and unhealthy looking, there arc
pains In the right side or through tho right Shout
der blade. Tho climax Is often an utter p,ostra.
ton Of tho physical energies, perhaps fatal Issue
Brtif tho difficulty Is met In time with Hoste,ters
stomach Bittets. which Is always effective rs a
remedy. and II should DO rcsorted to at an carly
sIase there Will be no reason TO apprehend those
INJURIOUS subsequent effects upon the system often
Gutnlea oy eniitely cured diseases Far better ia
H. Mso. 10 employ this saie remedial agent In ieyer
9uinine and other potent drugs. which. even When
they DO prove etlectual for time, ruin The siom.
ach and impair tho general health - II -
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T1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.


80 To the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon Edward
at the Clerks office OF tho Circuit Court Of Ohio
county at Rules to be held for the said Court, on
the first Monday In February, 1887, to answer bill
n n chance1y exhibited asainAt him In the sid
IoulttDy Annie Conner. And have then there hi.
Court, at tho Court House OF said county, In the
elty OF wheeling. the 26th day OF January, 1857,
anu IN the Ath year OF tho State Of Vest VitgiuIs
80 p ll!9.- so JOHN w, MITCHELL, CLERK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a GA RTD~

.Ft 7 all who AFRO suffering from tho crrosB and
indiscret!onset youth. nervous weakness. carly
decay, loss OF manhood. &c, l will send roc,po
thntwlil euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
rcmodyw was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send sclf-addrcssod envelope to tho
REV. JOSEPH T. 1SMAS. Station D, Ne.p l;ers ci,v.
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FEBRUARY. nuLrs 1ss1,

The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain divorce IRON
!he bond OF matrtmony from said defendant; mud
u appearing from an AFFIDAVIT A!ed herein ,Aa. I'd
ware " Conner the defendant, Is not a rcsteR. Of
INC elate 81 West Virginia, and he not having been
appear here in one month after The date Of the tnt
publication Of this order, md do villa. Il Necessary
TO protect his interests ii. this suit,
IN testimony whereof have hcreunto set ny
had this 9th day Of February, 1887.
'.l't.,.ii' JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
Published for the flrst time February 10, 1897.
u, Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
WI. ". CowDES, 5.I7
Solicitor for Complainant.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.

No. % South Front street, rooms and bath.ro room.
No. lG0S EoT street, Il month, SIS 60.
No. ITO Sixteenth street, n month, SIC &C.
No. H0la Market street, Il month, Sl8tO.
No. 1C6 Fifteenth street, month, SIC &C.
No. 202 Sixteenth street. a month, SIS %.
. No. 1903 Jacob street, a month, sis 66. IA
: No. l7l9 Eoa street, a month, 81 90, II
No. It'll EoG street, a month, Sill 90.
No. lA5 Eightt street, month, $40 90.
No 1920 Market street, two new Offices with nat
ural gus. .-atG.. : I''lGl,-~ !
No. 2l02 Main street. store.room and dwelling OF
four rooms, a month, Sl3 co.. 80.
No. 1910 Main street. month, SIS 90. y.t-
No. 10 Twenty Fourth street, month, s15 %.
No. 2liG Eoa ST., rooms, month, SIS %.
No. 2l03 Main street. business house.
Store room and dwelling, southeast corner OF
Seventeenth and Woods streets, - : 80 =
No. III Virginia street, q month, 81 so.
No. 1912 Woads street, rooms, month, IS %.
New roomed house on Twelfth street, west OF
sheet, u mouth, $40 90.
No. 1870 Fourteenth street, month, SIS %.
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FOR . ALE.

No. % South Front street: ground GO by l2s feet
The house Is u two.stoyy frame OF extra strength
and warmth in winter; has nine rooms and bath.
room7t!n roof, gas, hot and cold water pipes up
md down stairs, large bathroom, watcr:closct,
hose plug In yard, stationary wash tubs, sinks all
trnppaf aud connected with a four inch cast iron
ventilntor passing through the roof; has good
stone foundation and cellar under whole house:
has high ceilings and good Light; six fine large
Lombardy poplRrs In front. - ~ -
Many other desirable pieces OF property; all
kinds, Of every description. 50 i''lI = 5.s..
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NOTICE TO. TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
+; :, ys: In Chancey.

Edward Y Conner l, In cNanse'''
In tho Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Va.
Take notice that the depostions OF John Brand,
Aiexandcr Dctibaugh, Alinie Conner aud Others
1918 Market street, In tho city Of Wheeling. OHIO
county, IN the State OF West Virginia. on the lgIh
Gay o. March. A.. D. 1857, between the hours Of
O'Clock , A; N: and o'clock T. NJ, to be read IL
said plaintiff. And H. from any cause; tho taking
Of The said dispositions shall not be commenced, or
belpg commenced, shall not be completed on that
gay the taking Of the same Will b. ad ourned from
time 70 time until the same shall be mpeted
ANNIE CONNER, PluinlG,
- Dy W. J. ". CowDES, he! Attorney.
: no Edward Conner. Defendant. ielUih
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8 For the eleven months Of 1856 from Jan.
uary 10 November 80, the United Staten
imported III, 1896, 9l0 pounds Of wool. As
compared with 1855, the Texas wool clip
was 100000 pounds short in 1886, tho
Colorado and New Mexico clip 100000
pounds in excess Of 1855, and the Cali
iornia clip S.500.Oo0 pounds greater in
1856 than in 1885, 81 81 a ma 5!i.-,,ir..
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JAMES A, HENRI
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
Eel Office. No l6l2 Market Street,
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sHERIFF's RETURN.

Edward Conner Is no inhab,ant of nv baIl
wick, nor found thrcin this 18th day OF February,
1891. " ,ssI W. II. WADDLE, b. L.,
l5ti--i'ss EI$ Sf For W, C, UaudIau, S, &C.
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-sy Colsnte's Cashmere Bouquet,
IA white, pure,d eliciously scented toilet
soap, which mover roughcns the most deli
cate ekin. ".,75 wkrh